Listed volumes range from smaller single bottles (about 12 fl oz and roughly 25.4 fl oz) to common retail sizes like 28 fl oz and 32 fl oz, larger 64 fl oz bottles, and multi-packs shown as a 72 fl oz total.
Manufacturers list servings per container ranging from about 55 to around 63 for some sizes, with larger bottles showing up to about 126 servings.
Several listings advise refrigerating after opening and using the opened liquid creamer within 14 days.
Common claims include no artificial flavors, no artificial colors, no high fructose corn syrup, no trans fat, no added preservatives, and, on some products, no dairy.
Some listings list cow milk as the milk source, while others use plant bases such as almond or coconut; several products are labeled non-dairy or plant-based.
Labels shown include gluten-free or certified gluten-free, lactose-free, dairy-free/non-dairy, vegan/plant-based, no added sugar/zero sugar, cholesterol-free, kosher, and Non-GMO Project Verified.
Customer feedback and product descriptions frequently note a smooth, creamy texture and a rich mouthfeel that mixes well with hot or cold drinks.